In 10 years, the Z1 implant with Zirconia Collar became TBR’s Best-Seller

In 10 years, the Z1 implant with Zirconia Collar became TBR’s Best-Seller

The success of Z1 implants has steadily grown. Their share, compared to Bone Level implants, increased from 29% in 2015 to 63% in 2024*. 

This progress is built on the patented zirconia collar technology of the Z1, which:

  • Adapts to all clinical indications
  • Protects the biological space
  • Promotes soft tissue integration for better long-term stability

The Z1 is a trusted solution for dental professionals and patients alike. 

*Source:  TBR data on direct markets 2015-2024

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How to recover naturally sealed tissues in implantology?

From its very beginnings and still today, oral implantology has been faced with the challenge of maintaining the integrity of peri-implant tissues, particularly those that make up the biological width.

It is well known that the tissues surrounding a natural tooth are different from those surrounding a dental implant. One particularity is the absence of the periodontal ligament between the alveolar bone socket and the implant, absence which interferes with and weakens tissue healing.

Good oral health means preserving all tissues, especially those attached to the tooth and to the implants. These attachments, although different in contact with a tooth or an implant, must nonetheless ensure the same shield function against inflammatory, infectious and occlusal stress.

Thanks to past research and recent publications, clinicians and scientists have gained a better understanding of the biological width and its physiology. New paradigms are starting to make consensus, such as implant bioforms, the choice of pure Titanium and Zirconia biomaterials, the machining accuracy of the implant connections, always with a view to protecting the integrity of the supporting tissues and to achieving a high long-term success rate of the implant treatment plans.

The challenge for both dental practitioners and implant manufacturers is to offer minimally invasive treatments, capable of taking into account all the factors influencing the protection and the stability of this biological width.

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ADF 2024

ADF 2024

Our teams are delighted to welcome you to the 2024 Congress of the French Dental Association (ADF)!
  • Stand 4M16, Level 4, Palais des Congrès, Paris
  • 26–30 November 2024
Start preparing for the ADF now and book an appointment with our Regional Directors:

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15th edition of the ICTN

15th edition of the ICTN

Meet us on November 22, 2024 in Timişoara for the 15th edition of the ICTN (Implants Connected To Nature) Congress. Our ambassador, Dr. Simone Marconcini, will address the topic of How to recover naturally sealed tissues in implantology.

Implant dentistry has evolved considerably over the last 50 years. Today, it is well known that, to guarantee the short- and long-term success of an implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitation, mucointegration (integration of the cervical part of the implant within the soft tissue) is as important as osseointegration (direct contact between the implant and the surrounding bone).

Soft tissue is crucial from the outset of the first surgical procedure, since it represents an indispensable barrier to protect the underlying bone and, at the same time, recreate a natural appearance. Thanks to past research and recent publications, clinicians and scientists have gained a better understanding of the role and importance of biological width.

Sealed tissue recovery is fundamental to prevent peri-implantitis, to decrease chronic inflammation and to reduce bacterial infiltration.
In this context, the possibility of using materials capable of recreating a more natural, high-performance seal around the implant prosthetic rehabilitation is increasingly a key issue.

Titanium is still the material most clinicians are familiar with, but zirconia has gained in popularity over the past few years. This lecture will demonstrate that it is possible to combine the advantages of both biomaterials within an innovative and clinical evidence-based tissue level implant.

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Flashback Symposium EACIM 2024

Flashback Symposium EACIM 2024

Let’s take a look back – Many thanks to all the practitioners, experts, partners, ambassadors and speakers at the EACim EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF CERAMIC IMPLANTOLOGY Symposium in Madrid on June 15, 2024! 

Dr. Simone Marconcini’s lecture on “How to naturally preserve biological width with hybrid implants: The benefits of the zirconia collar” was an inspiring highlight. 

A successful event! Congratulations to the EACim and SCOI teams for the organization 

The EACim founded in 2018 by Doctor Fabrice Baudot, Giancarlo Bianca, Philippe Duchatelard, Pascal Eppe, Stephanie Gouiran and Simon Tordjman, and surrounded by their scientific ambassadors spread across the globe, is spreading its knowledge and expertise on Ceramic biomaterials in implantology throughout Europe!

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2024 EACim Seminar

2024 EACim Seminar

Register now: https://eacim-ceramic-implantology.com/event/2024-eacim-seminar-june-15-2024-madrid/

📢 Join us at the EACim Symposium in Madrid on June 15 for Dr. Marconcini’s captivating lecture: « How to naturally preserve the biological width thanks to hybrid implants : The zirconia collar benefits ».

Discover the crucial role of soft tissues in implant success and learn how Dr. Marconcini’s innovative approach can elevate treatment outcomes.

➡ Don’t miss out on this great opportunity! See you in Madrid! 🇪🇸

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EACIM x TBR

EACIM x TBR

A scientific partnership between TBR and EACIM (European Academy of Ceramic Implantology)!

By becoming partners, TBR and EACIM announce a major collaboration in their respective fields to promote research and innovation in implantology. Founded in 2018 by Drs. Baudot, Bianca, Duchatelard, Eppe, Gouiran, and Tordjman, and supported by its scientific ambassadors worldwide, EACIM broadcasts its knowledge and expertise on ceramic biomaterials in implantology throughout Europe.

Primarily focused on education and experience sharing, EACIM, with its distinguished clinicians, researchers, lecturers, and university professors, specializes in seeking alternatives to all-titanium implants. Since 1987, TBR has been recognized in the dental industry for its high standards, the quality and technical sophistication of its products. With its all-indications Z1 implant and patented Zirconia-Titanium technology, TBR offers implantology education and procedures that help preserve all peri-implant tissues, particularly those comprising the biological width.

“This partnership represents an exciting and natural progression in our shared dedication to research and knowledge exchange in the field of biomimetic dental implantology,” says Dr. Olivier Benhamou, Scientific Director of the TBR Group. EACIM also welcomes this new collaboration with enthusiasm. “By embracing TBR and its innovative vision for the future of implantology, we continue to provide our association members with synergies to offer the dental community safe, high-performance, and biocompatible solutions tailored to the needs of our patients,” says Dr. Olivier Chéron, General Secretary of EACIM.

About the European Academy of Ceramic Implantology: https://eacim-ceramic-implantology.com/

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Your Z1 within easy reach!

Your Z1 within easy reach!

New didactic approach: a unique experience of the Z1 Implant with your patients!

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